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RIVER BRANCH

NEw.Y0RK. NEw.HAVEN and HARTFORD r r
Trains leave Harlem River station eorner 1918 aud idn.
eolnave Thir Avenue Bridge. across Harlem RIVE
lroachei nv second Avenue and Snhurhan Eeyetel r-
roas) daily SUNDAYS ~ GfJ 750 9lo 10 lo5
2io. S55 40 $40 $40 1890 n for Port Norris CAS-
Oak PnntN. HINTS Point. West Farms. Van Nest
West Chester TtnDs0ns ChHser Pelham Raw Barto
i'v tsanAl pelham Manor and New Rochelle co1nec,ny
At New Rochelle with nj oints thu main liner
the New. York NewVaven AM Hartford Rlirnai shars
Line and Air TIVE Divisions Now Canaan Nifie'ovn,
Fast.
Midnight train for Rochelle and I'll inferno Hate s,,
tons AZ l2.l01 n. lailv. eyreDt TOnlaFI
SUNDAY trains for New Rochelle and MI inter1iaa'a "
tions AZ 1901 and go ts iatrer train connect
ing AZ New Rochelle with way tram 10 STANFORD
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANyA and WEST

- ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BFTWEEy
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS No DUST Always OK TIME
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Dep'ts IN NevYors loot " Br'ltv tnl chr.s'DDl."s,A
q, "a; m D.y "Xoept Snnfly% Blfs' N o'wsyD snrep
Tor Waertap Strprfshurg S'rln'1n Bin shanOI ~ MIA
Bath Buffalo Sgraeuse Osweyo irons Ot'1-l No-Sish.
Utica connect Scranton for ttst,l wkesbgrre Dan
WE ana northumberland az Owego Tor Ithaca anl atse-
y m. Binghlmton anil Elmiri Express for Water Ca,
Bnghanton. Owego AMI Emlra
ton Tor PltstOn. Kiugstol WIKI 'sblrre. 90.
Z D. m. Daiiv Buffalo Limited Express FOR Strolisbnry
Scranton Rnuhlnfon Owego. ~ Mira c0rln Bath Xay-
lani. Buffalo &c. arriving m Buffalo l:2)L M
sv Pufaoare Osv FprrPsS for StroufsburZ z,
Cortandt Svracnse Oswcgo Greene.
oxford Norwich Ultra and Rohfeld Snrngs connects E
for and intermediate
davs Connects ~ Rufao with trains for al points West
Tickets for and bag checked 2S5 Broadway AMI
az wescott Express Offices In New-YOrk aud Brooklyn
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for. BOSTON provi.

dence Newport and all New I'm gland POINTS All
Grand Central Depot Express daily (Sundays
eIcepteD AZ M tpsrlor cars attached and IL
palace shopping cars SUNDAY 10 with pai-
parlor cars). IL ?. (Sith palace sleeping carsl
For Ncwyort take z 90 Boston Express with parlOr
cars Wickior for Newport arriving az 750
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DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH

~ LINE. Tie Popular IIsldc Route. To Iioston, 81
Worcester 50 So Corresponding reduction all poins.
Steamers city OF Worcester and CITY of New York
leave Pier 40 Told nnlnbe North River foot 81 Watts st
pier above Ferry Sunday
BOO D. IN. q. w. BRADY, Agent
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Der garfA Pir.r Vssssfs AMI Rdtirodf&
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,oTTON-A further advance OF ll6c was omcl f
,.sred today prompted by strength IN tie option
liar The movement. however was light sales , 20
The port receipts today were SS2 pass & Nv lar
s,,cs sen,.ynher the total receipts have peen
es5 b3s baes against s6530O bales Tor tho same perod
last vear =. .,,c,, pcara Of
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5inGucial.
~~~"~~---~~~-~-
NETWORK.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY co.
Nickel Plate.)

1he Purchasing Committee under agreement OF Feb T..
lss7 for the reorganization OF tho NewYok Chicago sni
~. Louis Railway Company. HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
that security bolcrs twho already assonteD To
avail OF any benefits under sail agreement mus
their certificates the Central Trust Company
OF New.York stamping deposit their bonds with SAID
trust company pay stock and have the
certificates properly stamped BY said trust company On
OR BEFORE MARCH 10. 1881
After 10th bond certificates bond and stock will
only he stamped and received agreement upon
per per Of the face value
IN bonds and bond certificates
T.. u. OLCOTT.
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ETAfysp.

cooI - 1-I5 I y..--
ST GOOD Ordinary. ia MlidnhS-- NV
Tho option list very excited and active SAFES naVie
- rd To the extent of 500 bales. with strong al
yiees from the south the marsct opone" a
SSsnca ON ti,e new crop. Subsequently. ue Iss-
e,ps at the ports began 10 como ~ light ana 20
ec ~ a. ponts took place which followed by tran
n selling and the at net advance LOT 'he nay
Of a points.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y &. aud II. n. Il. Co, lessee
Trains leave West i2dst station follows Is minutes
earlier from ioJf ~ Jay.st.. North River
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 -6O5. 1915 ?. m.
ST. Louis s60j sslj p. NJ
Utica syracuse Buhalo. Rochester Suspension Bridge.
Niagara Fails S:l5. 1855 a. 500 -S;l5 D..
Highland Kingston. Saugertics. CatsKll. Albany SiJ.
+7:l5 800 ll:30 a NJ, 400. '6.O5. .s.l5 p m
Cranston's. West Point Cornw AL Newburg. 3;l5 s75,
-s:65, .lOl5. 1870 ~. Soc 800 .s;i5 p aud eos
-. Cranston's, Cornwall. NewiuTg.
For Montreal and Canada East, Cos
Hamilton London. 1855 'G05, SIS p M; Toronto,
1855 a. m- 1905. 1918 p
Elegant sleeping Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit,
Chicago and Louis all through trains
Daily Daily except saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday.
For tickets Timetables parlor or sleeping aceommuF
lions or information apply Offices Brooklyn-333 Wash
T3D FuliOn.sf Annex Once foot of ruton-st,
New York Cy-,63 7s5 942 Broadway. 1881 Bowery and
West shore stations foot OF est .st foot OF JAY ~ r.
C. Il. LAMBERT
6Vanderbilt-ayo. General Passenger Agent
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Art Schools-City
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
WI will resume her classes from November g In
DRAWING, OIL AND WATEhCOLOH PAINTING.
stl hfe, flowers and landscape,
China painting ami decoration.
STUDIO......NO lS EAST 28TII-ST.
References
Mr. D. Huntingdon President National Academy OF Design
MI William Hart. N. A.. MT James NJ Hart N. A..
Mr. David johnson. N. A.
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Dipioeno Notices.
oyVicE or ruE PHILADELPHIA COMPANY.

oyVIcE PHILADELPHIA COMPANY I,
935 PRxN-AvR.,
PIrTsBURo. PENN March o, 1887.
18th DlVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
Of this company havo ths day declared dividend Of
cent out OF tho earnings last mouth
Goth Transfer books viii be- closed from the 18th
2Oth mats ncusiva VIII DO mailed 10 stock.
h9dura JOHN CALDW ELI. Treasurer,
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN offiCES Ne l,2s8 Broadway. corner Thirty
nrstst. until M sSS broadway. between Twenty second
spd Twenty a,ss Sta u az P yos We,
nss ST, 7eo Third corner Forty
IQN Thr,t:sye. near si1tethst. and the HARLEM
ThiriAva. corner Afthsl. ~ -
m 1t regular onice rates.
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HALL,
BEVERLY. NRw.JERsEY.

thorough bomeschoo for twenty young adiea Varied
advantages OF the highest order Careful training
mind and heart Solid culture English music and Ian
usge& Twentieth begins September Is For circular
address the PRINCIPAL
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OFFICE
nRENEf, MORGAN < Co.
% WALL.sr. NEw.YoRK. March 49, 1917
To the security Holders Of tho
Chicago and Atlantic R'WayC0.:

Having undertaken at the request OF the hors Of l'rge
amount OF tho Chicago and Atlantic Railway
Company tho reorganization Of that company
AMI 10 ust tho differences between aud The NewNork
and Western H. r. Co. with the understanding that
railroad Of the rcorgin company shall b. transferred
to operated Tho NowYork Lake Erie AMI Western
n. CO.. mao with The New York. Lake
Western H. Co with view TO such rganizaon
and adjustment
COPIES OF A CIRCULAR SETTING FORTH THE
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION MAY BE OBTAINED
on APPLICATION AT OUR OFFICE.
HOLDERS OF THE SECURITIES or THE CHICAGO
AND ATLANTIC RAILWAY co. ARE REQUESTED
TO DEPOSIT SAME WITH US IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SAID CIRCULAR.
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.
NNANTED.-$25,O 900 Special in estabhshe
w manufacturing business. worsted and woolen goods
Address r.. Tribune Office.
~ ANTED.-A position in stock brokerage
w banking house by American gentleman 40 years
Of formerly bookkecper and Office manager for Of the
largest houses in the street and Ia at present temporarily
plOyod bank ia is city furnish the highest ies
as character and ability. Address e. J. c. Box 20
Tribune Office.
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GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY.

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY.
~ ROR YOUNG LADIES BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Address Miss EMILY NELSON, Principal.
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Primary. intermediate Classical English Music Prcpa
ystob for Vsssar College specially our
Certificate without examination. HE ELMsD spring field
ond term begins February H. 1857.
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DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK. VA. and SOUTH.
via Penn. Il X 43o Parlor baltimore,
thence palace steamers arriving at Old Point At Is
Norfolk 9aps H. " TUMPkiNS.
Gent Pass. Agent 3l3 Broadway. n. Y
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
4E-Trans leave from Chamberst Station Enrrwoof
Tenaay Closter Spark III and Nyack $50 ITO 500 a3o
snn ll;3O e. NJ. ll5. $40. 400 40 500 54O $40 500
1oSo M I2:o0 Midnight suDdavs 7l0 330a 400 and
ss9 eo fSr Manuel spng Valley Monsey and Taimsns
800 p. m. ~ WV - "'
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For Youno Ladies-Countrv

For Young Ladies-CountrY.
DRYN MAWR COLLEGE.
~ COLLEGE FOR WOMEN,
Bryn Mawr, Penn. ton miles from Philadelphia, offers
graduate and undergraduate In sanskit Greek
Latin Mathematical kngsh, French. Old French Italian
Spanish German isclnding Gothic and Old High German
History Political Science. Pysics Chemistry, Biology In
Guiding Botany and lectures Philosophy
with DE ssrgenEs apparatus complete Fellowship value
$3.50 In Greek English Mathematics History aud Biology
For m. address as
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Brooklyn.
ffTTNHE CRITTENDEN
i PRIMARY SCHOOL AND KINDER0 ARTEN
FOR BOTH SEXES
at 81 Uicksst, COZ Pineapple-st
Eas II. ~. WuEELEk Principal for tho past cight
las been In charge Of OF the primary departments In the
Packer Collegiate Institute Third term begins February D.
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obstruction.

Boys and Young Men CITY.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Alb
~ Br'wsy near 42d-st.. 4st Primary, commercial
and nstTuotion Thorough. H. NJ Al OBJ
BY. W. l. AKIN. Pin. y. G. HENDkICkSOh. Associate
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LnILE roll AxD Fomr sMIIn n.nM.rl

- - B9efoN, February 90 1881 !
N accordance with the terms of The scrip
Issued 1y the Little Rock and Fort Smith hallway for
bond coupons notice hereby given that ,Sst
for coupon duo July 1878 VIII paid al ne ns -, ~
company April 1887. after which date test on ,h
issue OF scrip Will cease. '' VA 'A1'
JOS KAUFMAN yrcasrr.r
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Gea1bers.

-TUTORS, GOVERNESSES. PROFESS
n. oRs TEACBERs-Ail BTanches-crculars Choice
''"o''' MIRIAM COYRTERE
81 East i7thst bet. fth-aye. and B'wsy.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHES
n AoFNCY supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Gov
ernesse. etc Colleges Schools aud Families Apply 70
MRS. MI. YOUNG.FULToN. 70 Union square:
A REST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
n. esses .uppied; no charge. TEACHERS registered
ree Partner wanted school for boys city 800 cash
r r. AVERY Amin School Bare II. West l4thst " ~.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, GERMAN, Pro-
~ NOTED PHILOSOPHERS at Leipzc teaches German
Pronunciation pure, method approved Address l. A. %
West 5itlLSt
WANTED 1MMEDlATELl.-
Ladies Experienced kinder enpSrienced lam
teacher Tutor city with French ana music
Apply 10 MIS- ~ >; ~ .e,' 80 I,,ior scrare
yVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w RFAU or both se1es supplies Professors. Teachers
Governesses Musician HouscteeIeIs Comlanicns eteo
coIleees schools and snes also Bcokkeelers s'ehos
pliers and Copyists 10 business hrmh o,.
MRS A. j. CULVER 800 bth-ave., New-York CITY.
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Musical instruction.
DlANO. SINGING
J. ORGAN. VIOLIN
ORCHESTRAL SCHOOL
ELOCUTiON .................. MODERN LANGUAGES
DRAWING and PAINTING
UNEQUALIED ADVANTAGES at the
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
bEAST l4TH-ST.. Goors east OF bTH-AVE.
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For Both Sexes-City
A -CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
IA liable information, free; mailed for postage.
l.. AVERY, Amin school Burean. Nest 14th-s MY.
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financial.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. r. co.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
financial.

All persons holding ~ the bonds OF the southern Pa
ctnc Raroad COMPANY notified that there now
In the hands tho Trustees under the Mort
Of SAID Bonds - secured the sum
OF bNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLIl rs, gold. which
OF said Mortgage ~ applicable 10 tho re-
dempon purchase OF said Bonds and that te
proposals tho Land ONCE OF said Con"
pany Fourth and Townsend ss san fInnc co log
fhe Bonds until MON DA y tho twenty
day of Marcel 1857 at which proposals viii be Openci
and Bonds offered al The lowest price viii be TO
81 purchased tc the amount afort said
Proposals endorsed PROPOSALS Tor Surrender OF The
First Mortgage Bonds southern Pacific Railroad COMPANY
j. Il. MILLS.
g. l.. LANSING.
San Francisco Feb. - 1897. Trustees.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
PEORIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE INCOME
BONDS

THE cESTRAL TRUST co or SEw.YoRK
SEW-YoKk. Mai,hl J. l-,I}
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an lssne o. oriyyclr.
Der cont second isortir. bombs dAte November It-
se,urel by up"n tao PEORIA Iocatar All kvan-
y.e Railway made be unicrs gnei AMI william 4. Uo
Trustee. having boen aut ior,o AMI prepared tho
undcfsi~nod will ant after March r. t-51 exchange tho
same bond - Tor the outstanding bond,
Of company VIZ Upon The Peoria DIVISION 80 O0o AMI
upon the Evansville DIVISION 81 5000, amounting Ia oil TO
S2OSs 900
TN CENTRAL TRUST CO. OF NEwYoRK.
BY
D. r. OLCOrr.
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REORGANIZATION or TIE
PTTTSBURG & WESTERN R. R. CO.

undersignei committee OF the bondho'dcrs an stock
named complnys give notice that copies
plan and agreement OF reorganization be proenrcd
from them on application or from Mcssrs DRE\EL ~ co.
Philadelphia and Messrs DRENEI. MORGAN Il 60 4,
New.York with which firms the existing securities Of the
company be Deposited in accordance WITH sad
ment and plan.
BondhOdcrs and kodors requested dep their
securities al once facilitate speedy reorganization.
J.IOWBER WELSH.
JOIIN II. TERRY, lc..,,i,,..
{. ". tO>TEK, '''''
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
NEw.VoRK March 10 lss7.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLg-rOS March l7.-Turpcntine nrm az Soc.
EkYANSAH. March i7.-Turpsntine steady NJ soc
WILMINGTON March l7-Iurpentne hrn a, oo'sc-
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The aboyenamsd Bank ha wing sol,dafe6 x, a., o,,,
VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Of CINCISNhrnn o c UahiO
respectfully continuance former
the consolidated Bank WIN
a. HUGHES. pren
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NOTICE.

II "A
located at Cincinnati In the state Ohio r. co.,n, mn
s affairs roie odes and otbers Of said
therefore hereby notified present M.
other claims the Association payment AL"
Dated February 10. 1887. N"eh'eh
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TyfreTres.

coFFEP-In private trading the movement was again ,
light For Brazil growths values were iantainea o. VIC
ss nc bui the quotation entirely nominal IN inc
sSssnce Of demand. the mder growihs 100 bags en-
80 American were sold private rate The trading IN
reached moderate aggregate, 4o0oo bags
prices showed decline OF points bnt me msrne' %
l. sooi2G5; May. l2.65912.7ol June l26oel210i
10 y; u sos October. 1913 9l2s5 November l2.sO9
10 SO: December, 1850
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D. y. OLCOTr.
Treaf.fsuf

nUNLEIrH AND DUBUQUE BRInCE
~ COMPANY Bonds Nos H. Al. a. IO7 100 ITO ig5
1853 154 1890 202 2os. 2l9 20G 32j S2O 4o9 40 nav
ing been drawn for redemption May 1887 Al IA sh
at No ga Broadway New York interest tho same viii
May e 1887. WM. II. '"' "'4'
WM. II. ALiIs6N' iTrp.,.os
l.. " =. RANDOLPH I '"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-27

TIE LnApER or THE MORMON CHCRcH DIES WHILE
HIDING fRoN THE Law.
John Taylor, president OF the Mormon Church.
died Monday night The funeral will be at noon,
Friday. at the Tabernacle In salt Lake City. The
body VIII lie In state In that building, and the
pubic win be permitted 10 view the remains
John Taylor was born In England In isoS He
Joined the Methodist Church In England, and emi-
grated 10 Canada I'm lSs, In 1896 Taylor was
baptized into the Mormon Church, and In 1855
Joseph Smith had the revelation" naming Taylor
As among the twelve apostles lie did much mis-
Nonary work for the church for twenty years I'm
the Isle OF Man, England, Scotland, Ireland
France, and Wales. He was also editor OF various
church papers He WAS with Joseph smith In tue
Carthage jail and received four shots when the as
sadiants opened rre. Another bullet lodged In his
watch which saved his life. lie published the
book OF Mormon In French and issued a newspaper
In New York city In 1874 called the Aormoa. he
WAS president OF the twelve apostles when Brig
ham Young died In 1877, and as such remained az
the head OF the church TIL 1880. when he organ
lied the hrst presidency anew. taking the CHIEF
place himself, which be held TIL death. After the
passage or the Edmunds law OF 1852 he pretended
20 give up his wives but constantly preached thai
no Mormon could do this, aud nobody believed he
had done H. He was Indicted early In lSss He
last appeared In public on February l. lSSS and
since then he has been In hiding from the Officers
OF the law. Taylor was one OF the earliest and
nrmest adherents OF polygamy, yet after ADOPTING
IL ne TOOK occasion 10 deny that such q pract,S
prevailed among the MormonS
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DIED.

DIED.
BREWER On Tuesday. July 26 1887. at 7:l2
Chss Brewer s8ed eighteen years. twenty two dayu
None knew him but to love him
Funeral Will take place from his mothers residence.
pm. kelatives aud friends Of the family invited.
b BROOK q ,. On July y Ss Isss q $50 JOHN
baud Of Annie sheckeL
Is there . sorrow seems greater than this,
Knowing to-day we press our last kiss:
Bear away gently our dear one 10 dust
Funeral ss $50 TIarsday. frO@ his f.sSsrs resi-
dsnce. Belleview Hill Services at Emanuel churvh,
iavited toattend. -'
CAMPBELL On July %. 1887. ARCHIBALD
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GALLAGHER On July 26. 1887; after short snd
Lived son Of SrsScs and jennie esii.snss NJ iosr
S:ss k Sas e ~ sors usss e fan.
And IN our aching hearts We know
' ~ '-'A''s "s'&s'f b Iy Hm p..xru
Funeral WIN take place on Thursday, 2sth inst A.
iSss%d: :sd S
ss 8 Ny e 4;
aged mSaths aud 10 days.
KNAPP. On Monday July 25. 1857. NAo0lK n
hEsA Ssloyed wife q kn.rp end d.nshter q
uS.sss srosa s' the rss,dscse Of her s.ss.r ,ese
m Friends and relatives ssspsetfully nvfssd %
Il; Powell ned tour i month: and nine d:s n '
aAU, In rhl,;aslpni. on r,csd.y nishs sS,y sA
E rsns1 Oh Anaquitss !" she Y. . Assscea
s.s 4. her , s:.as1ss a, a., ss:;Psa -:
AsuIS simins n the ss.sn!y .nirtL ys.r % ~ -.
Inc fsnsr7i ssfy,css Ssn reSs,sm Es,. wsM sss
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BALrMon1 Mp. July 2?:-cOtton dall.middline
9x .na SSs :ss:s rs sar S
s5S; q. family, $sssz al si,y min; sapsr: $,sS
ssss Ss
mi1sd 3ss;A; bye Easy and gq,et 1926. Hay firm
BulH % I md slssT rib sias packed 40
isSsS I''ss Butte: e's A
s p'f.ss Gss Sa
So WIG aus. ' :s:ss ''sis
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. III. July g: u = The n. d buii,.h
q started better :. ix csn
sted bSf1sea 7ltSs7lK and Il now quoted Is the
E ss
ssS ss Sc. :h sasz III: so
The wife OF Right Rev. ). r. Rithelse.. . Ger
shot yesterday Afternoon. at Key East Beach. by
| boy dFtng st Q marx.
The French government, mas dscsreo 70 compieSe
TSc new Panama Canal loan was issued In Paris
sss 70 e close
Panama Canal shaFea. though srtanciaiiy sus.
n@W:rd D. Fox Secretary to GOV. Greene Of New
Jersey, WAS dFugged IN bar-room In Newark
| Monday night and robbed Of valuable g0id
wssca whieh had Desa presented TO him BY SIX ex'
Hoasgo@sr{ nas bean selected e the location q
sns Aahs@e sssss uniss;sisy rcs ooloree people
ham. me White people Of Birmingham opposed
i the movement
ne car sn &C c ne@ "coa e4ss s e,
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OHIO REPUBLICANS.

Preparing for the Preliminary Session
Senator Sherman to be Permanent
Chairman OF the Convention.
TOLEDO, OHIO. July 27.-The delegates to the
republican State convention are all here, ready
for the preliminary session Of the convention,
which begins at O'Clock this afternoon.
The district delegations Will meet at 2
O'Clock and appoint their respective
vice-pres1dents and members Of the various COM
mittees. The convention will be called to order by
Hon. Allen 7. Brinsmade, chairman OF the State
central committee. Hon. Dan Ryan, OF
Scioto County, will be made temporary
chairman. The selections OF vice presi-
dents and committeeman will then
be announced, the hour or meetings of the various
committees made known, and the Sherman reSOlu-
tion be introduced. 1t viii be referred to The CON-
mittee on resolutions and be reported as part OF
the platform tomorrow. The convention will
then adjourn until 10 o'clock tomorrow. There
has been tremendous pressure brought to bear
upon the delegates opposed to the resolution, and
1t Is confidently claimed that there Will be no
open opposition on the door OF the convention.
SENATOR SHERMAN
will be permanent chairman of the convention,
and will make speech on taking the chair defn-
ing his position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
The following the oTeuing and Loo pm prices
Of the New Aork Stock Market REPORTED oy special
wire to II Il Dodge, $50 llln street,
EaMa
Name.


The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington stock Exchsnre noted to-day:
~ rs:s.r sGaR Rss iSss DID, DID, ioS . .sisS
1SaS Sa i5i
M.shington e.s 35S bid; 4On asked Firemen's
ance, ~ bid Columbia Insurance, l3H bid, la
asked man-Americsn Insurance. l54 bid Po-
asked: Masonic Hall bonds, 102H hid. washing.
ton Brick Machine, $50 bid. Bsnk Of Washington,
Fsrmers' and Aechanics' bauk, Qeorgetown. 1854
bid Central National bank, 185 bid. Coluin6is
sII.1cs IsS Sid Rsnn; Lsl: Co., BIN b,d, 40
6IK. bid, S3x ssked U. q. Electric Light SO